Who Chooses What We See?

A small town museum has a new room.

The curator, Ms.

Lee, must choose the objects for it.

She wants to show the town's history, but she has only ten glass cases.

Some people want old farm tools, while others ask for children's toys.

Ms.

Lee listens to everyone and writes down their ideas.

Then she thinks about what tells the best story.

She puts a wooden plow next to a small toy horse.

Visitors can see how farm life and family life were close together.

Ms.

Lee also adds a note that asks visitors a question.

The note says, "What would you put in this case?"